sig ep drinking
by: SigEpWhat's everyone saying about Sig Ep going dry? They can't drink starting next year???
#61by: Alpha
Comment#62by: Top
SigEp is committed to being a different kind of fraternity – one that recognizes the importance of the out-of-classroom experience and is committed to making that experience the safest and most empowering part of a college male’s life. SigEp is unique in that our brotherhood and all fraternity events are alcohol and substance free by choice. The brothers feel that the brotherhood we are constantly striving to build does not require alcohol to exist. The chapter also works to encourage other fraternities toward eradicating dangerous and illegal alcohol consumption.
#63by: BMP
SigEp has demonstrated a commitment to creating a new normal for fraternities. SigEp has removed pledging from its membership experience and established substance-free chapter houses as the nationwide standard. We’ve done away with archaic and dangerous activities. We believe these steps were necessary to accomplish our mission of promoting academic excellence and empowering our young men to lead with integrity, not just now but for the rest of their lives. Our entire society as America benefits from a generation of values-based leaders.
by: End
If you have done your research on SigEp, nationally they are a dry, substance free fraternity that focuses more on leadership, academics and human well being. This is all part of the balance man program (BMP) which most of their chapters are under, maybe not the UT chapter, but give it time before they are forced to convert.
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by: Facts
After having been given ample opportunity to do so, fraternities have proven that they are incapable of regulating and controlling themselves. Yes, there will always be rogue chapters who tarnish the fraternities image; but the time has now come for universities and colleges to tell them what they can and cannot do. It's not gonna be pretty, and we will probably see a decline in the numbers of fraternal organizations. Only those that get on board and embrace these opportunities will survive.
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